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No need to apologize but Jeremy has some answering to do as he has sent a trigger out to about 5 per cent or so of your readers who are now looking for a safe place for hot chocolate and coloring books.

If they are a for-profit organization then they should. However I am pretty certain that most legit churches provide enough social programs or assistance to the poor that they could bring most of it to break even anyway And if they do then they should have no problem showing zero net if they are legit. Let’s be honest, the taxes that mega corporations such as big pharma or Apple’s tax rate would bring in way more federal income than churches. It would be a pennywise situation focusing on churches instead of going after corporate shelters.

Sometimes I think a good war would wake a lot of people up. Let’s hear them whine about their intersectional feminist pain and mean un-PC words and cum bah yah globalist “let the illegals come in” chanting while they are bent over the hood of their Benz and raped by the Islamist invading force, while their boys are beheaded and their girls are sold as sex slaves.

White privilege at its finest, new heights achieved. Dilute your financial brand with patronizing bullshit and focus all your mental energy on producing on divisive alt-right conspiracy theorist content to your hearts content, should do well in the long run